I just recived an email :

Code: Select allYahoo! Alert: Important Information Regarding Your Yahoo! Account!!!
Tuesday, 28 July, 2009 04:29
From:
"Yahoo ! Inc © [email protected]" <[email protected]>
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To:
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Dear User,
       
We are sorry to inform you that we are currently working on securing our server, during this process account which is not manually verified by us will be deleted, Please confirm and submit your information for manual verification by one of our customer care.
     
Information which is to be provided is below:
User Name:
User Id:
Password:
Date Of Birth:
Country (At Sign up):
         
Upon confirmation of information from you, we will manually verify your Yahoo! Account and reserve it not to be deleted, We are sorry for any inconveniences this might have cause providing  your information over the email.
         
Warning!!! Account owner that refuses to update his/her account after two weeks of receiving this warning will lose his or her account permanently.

is it a fake????

[kareem]

Of course it's fake. They could at least make it sound more professional

[michaldu]

Just look at sender's domains...

Just look at sender's domains...

is it what you mean ? cc.yahoo-inc
cc represent china i think

I wonder why people gather personal info of others,surprisingly yahoo don't flag this email spam

[email protected] of course its a Spoof Email

Just look at sender's domains...

is it what you mean ? cc.yahoo-inc
cc represent china i think

I wonder why people gather personal info of others,surprisingly yahoo don't flag this email spam

No,cn represent China.I think they are trying to find something useful in one's email inbox.Maybe a careless man forgot to delete an email containing his account and password,so it's dangerous.

[levex]

Don't reply it is a fake. BTW, you could also ask the support center from yahoo.com

you could also ask the support center from yahoo.com

how?
if it is via email,what is it?

[levex]

I don't know, browse yahoo.com. There must be a support center or something like this.

[Ameer]

Look at the sender. Just as Tipra said, it's a spoof mail. [email protected] what could be more dodgy?
Also if you found this in the Junk folder, then there's no doubt it's fake.

[levex]

Yup, Ameer you are right. acctount should be account lol

Forget yahoo.
Source: opinionated mobilist.

:/

Phishing scam. No biggee, hit delete.






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